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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
prssEyS1oys IN TIE UNITED LABOR PATTY

There have been rumors for some time Of OLSEN
sOns in tho ranks Of the United Labor party and at
last this dissatisfaction Is assuming definite shape.
The sociastic Labor party docs not like the idea OF
being swallowed up by the larger organization. II
has long been open secret that the Socialists were
not in thorough accord with the George people Tho
Nth Assembly District in this city IL the strong
locialktic district, and tho Unitcl Labor party VI
that district has decided 10 send to tho state con
yention at Syracuse Lawrence GrOnlund 10 fight for
tho incorporation in the state platform OF tho entire
platform Of tho SocslIstc Labor party. 1t Is hardly
probable that this Will be DONE and split may take
place
John McMackin said yesterday in regari TO the
matter: "1ho Socialists havo perfect right to their
ideas, and IL they strong enough they have
them placed in our platform. There Will be no split
About 10 Of the Assembly Discts In the state have
been organized. We will nominate full State u, Ict
and in this city fun legislative and county ticket"
Tho XXIlId Assembly District l. the first to elect
delegates TO the State Convention. 1t has selected
Henry George, Frederick c. Lenbuschcr and Joseph
Hess.
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BEATEN BY THE sOoTY CITY PLAYERS.
THE NEw-YoRKs LOSE A GAME AT P1TTsBuRG By

THE NETWORKS LOSE GAME AT PlIIsBCRG ~
THE CLOSE CALL OF 2 TO /,
PITTsBURo 23The Pttsburgs concluded to try and
change their to-day reversing the usual order OF the
game and started by taking the field instead OF the New
Works The change worked a charm after exciting
contest they were rewarded with victory Galvns pitching
was the Recreation Park this sea
son. The catching for the was greatly
admired second being accurate which put
atom early in the game members Of the home club try
to steal second In the eighth inning reached
ond on hit ball. and the chances were favorable
for his teng the score but lightning double play by
Kuehne and Whitney retired him at third after
Richard son had been thrown out at irst Score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW CATHEDRAL

The committee appointed to look for a site for the
proposed new Cathedral held meeting yesterday
afternoon in the vestry-room OF Sc. Thomas's
Protestant Episcopal Church, Fifty-third-sC and
Fftb-aye. Bishop Potter Las present, together with
Cornelius Vanderbilt. S. ID. Babcock, Dr. Dunnell,
DIR. Nevins and DR.. Miller A number OF locations
were suggested. Is stated after the meeting that
there is already much activity among the real estate
agents in the way of presenting the advantages OF
their respective properties, and the existing rivalry
may mol prove detrimental to the scheme in o
pecuniary sense. After tho meeting Bishop Potter
said to a TRIBUNE reporter that subscriptions wero
constantly coming in and there were many gentlemen
who had promised to subscribe but who had not yet
named tho amounts they would contribute. In due
time the list will be given to the public Tho meeting
Yesterday adjourned TO meet at the call OF the chair
man. 1t is not expected that the approaching warm
season will operate TO retard progress on the con-
trary there promises of elective missionary work
among the watering places and throughout the
country as well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

LONDON 23At stockbrdse to-day the race for the
Hursthourne stakes for twoyearolds won by Sir
Johnstones chestnut colt Friars Basam Sir W. Throck
mortons BAY colt Baldedash in second and General
owen wiams bay colt Hapagon third The other starters
were Mr. Mantons brown FLY Fleur de Marie and W on,
berts bay colt Friars Basam won by length
ana hall Harpagon was q bad third. The betting was
Nine 10 against Frars Basam TO against Baderdash
10 Harpagon, 10 against rIcur NC Aie anu
20 to against Mainbeam.
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JERSEY CITY.

TIE OF city last night submit
ted their OF expenses for the coming fiscal year TO
Bo which determines the amount OF tho
The Board OF Police Commissioners asks for
28 OF SlOGO2S 20 over the Appropriation
fo lie crrent year Board OF Fire Commissioners asks
for 5O Increase OF $50 $50 0S the Board OF Public
Increase OF 20 tho Board OF
Education s3 $50 increase OF s757l 81 ana the
Board Aldermen ss 100 an increase OF fSOgoO 20 Last
war the OF Finance required for Its own use
1860 4t3 80 for this viii not vary much
from n tho estimated should be appropri
ate the for will DO l3 an eK
cess of S6l9, ~ 81 over this year
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HOME NEWS
npoM1sENr ARRIVALS.

F <vtnp Ho-Jn.tics stssIey Msssss a Alfred
Tepry To- 8 Army .GUsey Hsuse-Dsnel Doughery;
~ pSissaenhia; Congressional Delegate a. Toole OF
l. Hubbard Of Connecticut snd IfSr
NJ. ri Xtorn"y Daniel n lockwood OF Buffalo Aoe.
nan Ho"ss~Senator Daniel H. MCMILLAN and
NJ absshan of Bnfao Judge George NJ Beebe. oil Mon'
,icec T. s. Colonel Wlllism Riss Of x;
phiIadelphia Sfurfepant Hsuse-Gencral w u McMlien
Of iouisiana . Victoria Hotet-Judge W. s. Chisnom %
PHILADELPHIA
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RETrING ON THE AMERICAN DERBY

CHICAGO 2The books that have been opened In the
poolrooms Derby have Installed tho Bald
win pair Golah the avorites PLACES to
each being offered against them each to be had
against Unite Feneon Gore and Wary and from to 10
TO against everything else in tho race odds being aid
already been declared out by
the The odds against some OF the are RI
dcuousy low noticeaby in the case OF ME Nose
against chances 10 to offered While
good betting Will be at least 20 to against Dim al
hat ronl ifrof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
NO LACK OF INTEREST IN MRS c1GyARALE

Tho interest taken by sympathetic in the Of the
condemned murderess Chara Cgnarae Is
city Yesterday richly dressed young drove
the Tombs prison from the Murray I'M Hotel
tho little Italian prisoner. She gave her
L. j. Hurley OF Albany Governor mn has asked the Dis
trctAtorney for all tho In the the Governor
refuses TO Interfere Mrs. Cignarao will s not be
the day set for her execution scarcely month distant
for her Will be appealed. which will act pro-
ccedinga
10 said that appeal made Mrs Cleveland
tho wife OF the President TO nercede for Mrs Cgnarae
wit Cove
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WHAT rs GOING on TO-DAY.

Trial OF Jacob Sharp before Judge barrett
Concy Island Jockey Club races sheepsneao Day
Q 80 p. m. A. c.... |,an,n
Excursion Of 9TH Regiment Veterans to state camp
Keep will case before Surrogate Rouins.
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment noon;
Lawn tennis tournament, Mountain Station orahec'
n. j. - m Wa. oro-
Independence Day Association No. 80 west oho-
hundred and twenty -nfth-st., p. m. .
De Witt Literary Society excursion 70 oScs"a'i'
leland , r,n. pa,d
Music In Battery Park by 6oth kesilheh' D"A''
IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
LIQUIDATIOYS AT TIE COFFEE EXCHANGE.

coffee market yesterday settled than IL had
been before In weeks and
than points either July closed at 1908
Norton We'll Bsvan's proposition to settle with their
creditors rs cents the dollar In cash and 26 cent
able twelve months accepted yesterday
The OF Arnold Co Yesterday received The state
OF tho suspended rm showing liabilities S775000
00O aud actual about so cent
OF the liabilities The ons OF settlement at 90 cent on
following basis accepted 80 cash. 10
In four months in months and the other
por cent the OF Arnold Co II also
agreed 10 release tho claims against Beracoram Co. OF Rio
Jansro amounting to about s2OOO0O upon the payment
OF 81 ba 900 cash.
Tho creditors OF Mackey Small whose liabilities amount
to about agreed " sctemsnt the
OF 10 cent in cash.
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

MOUNT vERSoSA frame dwelling house at Eleventh ave
and Yingsrdge Road beon 10 the estate OF Charles
Eusser vas totally destroyed BY fire at O'Clock yesterday
morning House ana contents were worth about $4,000
have been the work uf ncendary
class Of young ladies were graduated from
rive yesterlay The large assembly
crowded TO the ceremonies profnsop Of flowers
awaited graduates and the hall was beautifully trimmed
The Rev Or Erskine White delivered the address. Mrs
Susan Life principal presented the diplomas The ESSAYS
scholarly and would grace the platforms
and
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
sEARcuIyG FOR AN ESCAPED CONVICT.

II has light that within the last ew days tho motor
ious Silver" Downing who escaped from tho Morris
June TO- has been In Newark HIS
former that they have him. and he
that intended 10 remain In Newark until no
cManus who was instrumental IN So
curing onvicton aud imprisonment IN the state prison
aLout wear ago Vgilant efforts being made 10
capture lie Is desperate criminal aud
was the Insane Asylum the ground that
lie WAS crazy about siI months ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
CHARGES AGAINST HOUsE SURGEON DENIED

CHARGES AGAINST HOUSE SURGEON DENIED
DIS. o. j. Ward aud IL. NJ. silver. Of the Medical
Board of Gouyerneur Hospital were at tho hosptai
yesterday investigating charges which were pup'hea
Yesterday against the house surgeon, DR. O1lanlon
The charges were preferred by Mark NJ Pomcroy, who
sent Ietter-to Commissioner Porter Of the Board Of
Charlie, and Correction. char gng that the house sur
gcon is so often under the Influence OF liquor as 10 he
Unfit TO perform his duties that hilarious men and
yomen are invited into the hospital at night 10 drink
and carOusc and that meal Of beef and cabbage was
given to Captain ussey the day before his death
Commissioner Porter said last evening that
no had not received the letter, aud spoke
in hgh terms OF DR. O'Hanlon. Com
missioner Brennan the published charges, and
Immediately sent Drs. Ward and silver TO the hospital
TO Investigate tho matter. The physicians Will mako
their report to the Board Of Charities and Correction
today. . .
DR. O'Hanlon denied the charges, and said that
they mainly emaDated from Peter Bennett, who was
formerly steward Of the hospital. but was discharged
for drunkenness the Doctors complaint; and from
Mrs. McElvan. former night nurse, who was caught
sleeping nine times while duty and was also dis
charged.
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TIE XoRrH ArLANrIc SOW pRoNs MOVEMENTS

The drill at GARDENERS Bay by the Richmond. Galena.
osspee Yanuc OF the North Atlantic Squadron under
command Admiral g. b. Luce IL in The
prize firing between the ships completed Yesterday after
with the last hred from the Yant which had only
arrived In the morning from New Haven Conn As
Of proectes has been carefully plotted and the
position OF each shot shell located the result OF the
firing VIZ be published.
shou the weather be favorable the naval brigade OF the
entire squadron will be landed Gardeners Island
morning tho command OF Commander Bainbndge
Hon whole days exercise Leueuant Albert c. Dill
bingham has been appointed Adutant Of the brigade
The Will remain here until sunday Monday
the vessel Will dispense and 60 cruise Boston aud Port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

Mayor Hewitt has sent to President Emmons OF the
Island Rapid Transit Company letter reminding him that
he before warned him that the OF company
were overcrowdcd aud that promise wa. made that this
danger should be corrected The Mayor adds that notwh
standing thus ho has Trustworthy Information that sun
day last and again the occasion Of the Queens jubilee
celebration the boats crowded The
reminds Mr Enmons that under the provisions OF the ferry
franchise the required to furnish adequate
mediation % the public at ali tunes. and thus
will be compelled to Instruct the Corporation Counsel
proceedings 10 annul the lease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
NEARLY REApY ZOE TIE "fALL OF BABY1o ON"

NEARLY READY FOR THE "FALL OF BABYLON"
To get idea OF the magnitude OF the prepare
going St George Staten Island for the opening
OF the spectacular DRAMA the Fall OF Babylon" it ~
the grounds and witness the small Of
penters stage hands elocric.lght dancing girls
aborcrs at their daily tasks 1t safe TO
tho public tho 20 900 or
10000 that expected Will be present viii be delightfully."-
surprised the spectacle With 10 the
roll with tho imported costumes, with the electric lights
worth $50O00 and with the fine pageanty the scene TO be
presented will surpass asserted thing In tho line
Of spectacular glory The scenery painted In OIL and the
only effect shower has on t TO reshen up IN appearance
Tho Fall OF Babylon 10 not hrework show, but COM
Pete and Intelligent drama presented with all the impress
iveness that OF paid principals and ads add
The Island ferry will $4,000 people
without confusion and. tho drama ends 10
o'clock they will bring them home In cood season on Mon
day ths Grand Republic and Columbia will begin
making trips from tho North River piers and from brooklyn
Every thing VIII be In readiness BY tomorrow evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

MRS c. NJ BLISS FRIGHTENED WHILE DRYING.
At o'clock yesterday Mrs c. N Bliss OF No 1903 Madison
ave. wife Cornelius N Bliss started to drive downtown
At sixteenth and broadway OF schaGers brewery
wagons and the hind wheel caught
wheels Of Mira BLISS csrrage causing great deal Of
fright and shock the lady The driver OF the carriage
Henry Fletcher held on TO the rens aud Kept the horses
Nicholas Kicker driver OF the beer
wagon was In the Jefferson Market Police
Court was held in $500 bail for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

CHICAGO. June 23-Todays game between the Chicago and
pha clubs ended 10 draw after thirteen innings had
played Neither side scored run during the final eight
Innings and the excitement intense Both mines bated
hard the early part game each scored
the innings Darkness put stop to the bat
ending OF the thirteenth inning The score was as
follows:
c phs4SDn ni: ::.::s 9 81
Ba,ehits-P PHILADELPHIA, 70 Chicago. 49, ETrors-Phil.
pire~Mr Valentine.
DETROIT Juno 23-only eight inning, played in TO-
game the Detroit and Washington club owing
to rain The Wolverines scored in the second
inning and the sixth by timely batting and won
as follows,
Rs a,Sas;os 3
washias!on T. ET,or'-DetTSt
Nj Doescber.
IxDIASApous June 2sTne Indianapolis Club defeated Its
to-day but only after interesting bat
tie OF ten innngs. The score was
Bo,1sD d JIG
II Ss .Sa MlG:p G%ar.
H ~ra' Pierce ''''
The Baltimore and Athletic clubs played interesting
game at Baltimore yesterday. The Marylanders played in
brilliant start and although closely pressed
led thoug Phenomenal Smith pitched with eject and
supported Davis Baltimore's third baseman got
effort 70 coach him. and tor his display OF temper
$50 by Barne He then refused TO finish
game his place. Daniels going TO left
field Davis laid OF without pay until he makes
apology. Score:
R,n .ISs GO
observation-disclosures. 10; Athletic s. Error,-Batmoro
l Athletic o. Ptchers-Smth and Weyling Umplre-Mr.
Ferguson.
The Porvopotans continued good work at Cincinnati
yesterday and defeated their hated rivals from Louisville
fought game The scored by the home
club in the opening inning decided the game The
G fDS.Tliie :.::.::i 81
Basehts-Cncinnati 8; Louisville Errors-Cincinnati
A. Louisville g. Ptchers-E Smith and Ramsey. Umpire
Mr. Hurley.
The st. Louis champions batted the delivery OF Pitcher
game Cleveland yesterday and defeated
the remnants with Csruthers pitched in form,
holding down the Cleveland players few scattered hits
The
Cleveland. o o o O.
ST Louis Observation-Disclosures 2 j U o o Ill
Basshts-Cleveiand, 8; St Louis 10 Errors-Cevoand,
Louis Pitchers-Crowell aud Caruthors Umpire
Mr.. McQuade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
STILL LASTING GENERAL oArLIyS BACK.


Ex-Judgc Van Colt, whose scoring OF General l. r
Catn for his deseron of tho Republican party as soon
as he saw no longer chance for him TO secure Office at
its hands, called out angry rejonder has put In the
following shape the resolution which he verbally offered
at the meeting OF the First Ward Republican Association
on Tuesday evening in Brooklyn;
Resolred. That by applying 10 become member OF tne
hostile political rarty organization before the tender OF
his resignation could be acted upon by this association
Mr. Isaac T. Catin forthwith ceased 10 he nenDcr OF
this that the secretary return 10 MIN MS
proiercd resignation and that his name be stricken from
the roll of this association.
Judge Van Colt said yesterday that II MT Catih was
fool enough TO think he meant physical ashing when
he spoke OF the matter he could not help the Gench
want OF intellectually and comnonsenso, lie Simply
meant that he deserved Intellectual ashing ana ne
gave what was deserved man could not expect To act
Rennbcaus OF the First Ward ante lated the food Judge
Van Colt said that Catn ought TO know for hc bcongc
TO them for years At rate the HOOD dd not
wash ont their Repubicansm who his must have been
on his skin for little Democratic water washed u ali
of Republican party lost nothing Dy the INSERTION
OF a under such conditions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
THE NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE COMNIrTEEMEY.

The Board OF Managers OF tho Produce Exchange yose
day appointed two trade committees and filed
upon ohss The -four committee composed lie Due
&. swezcy Il. o. Sherwood. J. NJ Whttemore and f. IL.
Outerbridgc
Presuning that there a vacancy In the Committee on
Railroads. and desiring that there should be stronger
representation OF railroad committee, Pres
dent orr Yesterday appointed Edward Foley freight agent
tile Erie Road member Later It discovered
the committee had surplus OF member and John
resigned condition that Mr.. Foley should be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
HIS WIFE Z" NO uOPg.v

William IT, smith, OF No l35 waltonst Brooklyn songht
the advice Of Civil Justice Rhnehart yesterday regard to
the roturn Of his wife, who left him Saturday
after writing the following note
DEAR WILL am going 10 better myself don't worry.
Ileave this city Your wife No MoRE
love you just ths same
Smith knows who helped her take things
awav but he simply go between for the with
whom she really went away. who Is said TO live In New.
Xor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
NEW-JERHEY.

Ptrrnsoy-Thc New York Susquehanna and Western
Railroad Company has purchased thirty acres OF ground
the suburb Riverside and viii remove yards and
local terminus ihither present location near the
broadway John L. HariDg keeps saloon at NO
i07 Market a. advertising that money woud
be forwarded any track In the county on Wedues
day officer before tho Recorder and sworo out
OF Haring and his assistant Is Col
Inns the OF keeping dsordery house Both men
veIe ARA que and released on ball, In $500 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

question needed study end more consiAsr>e. ~.
had been given 20 IT, Tho question Of opening ~ os
for the travel below chambssst ~ss vital wcai
definite should be done until careful examination Of All III
that would mako Of travel had 49,
made. The Jam below Chambers ct The wideninc ~
EImst xoea not relieve The Society Of civil Engineers
information the subject and aoud be communicated win
General Newton moved thar whole subject BE- refersi
back the and the
be requested to send suggsseDs the This wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
LOSS OF THE STEAMER CITY OF BOSTON,

The loss of the American City OF Boston among
Bahamas reported yesterday by Captain Townsend Of
tho schooner Anna NJ. Estell Abaw. The OF
ton sailed from Pensacola for Liverpool May TO- aud after
ward sprung leak She attempted put Into Nassau and
stranded on reef near Elbow Key Later she was noaed
on but sunk before she could reach pOrL Her
rescued by wreckng vessels The city OF Boston built
at East Boston 1860 and had of 0l0 tons
She owned by EuoCh Henuer. of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

against she ds M nearly three hourt re ecss mns
the marking one nail OF no couso
For more the little boats famed about hon'n
their course Finally lftte before oclo r. wnen ~
that there wss little chance nnng the race with
In hours the weather became more ivor
abe The Yachts withdrew BY aud returnsd 70 the
snchorsee Commodore William j. Greacen, {. NJ Arm.
sropr Charles r. Willis Albert NJ Everett and george n
stone were the committee in charge Of the regatta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

The scheduled a st. George s. L. between the Net
ropotan clubs had 10 DO postponed
owing TO tho Weather permitting the mines will play
to-day.
Csornans predict great for Van Holtron. the
pitcher In the Chicago club.
The Reserve and Yonkers clubs will play at the
Polo Grounds today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
AMERICAN AND CANADIAN ATHLETES.

UTICA June 2s-At the American Amateur Athletic Asso
citation Convention in this city to-day the CANADIAN Amateur
Ih.tic Association OF 500 members admitted Tho
following officers were elected Presdn Augustus b. Kier
men, Albany vice president William Har Boston :scre .n
Voast Buffalo; chairman Of the Executive Somml,teo
Charles Fox Brooklyn. The next convenon wi" Do hea IN
Ma .Yo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
COMFY ISLAND RACES POSTPONED!
ro.pAYs PROGRAMME TO BE RUN TOMORROW
THE ENTRIES.

There will bs no racing at shcepshead Bay to-day tne
Coney Isand Jockey Club having decided 70 postpone
the Meeting until tomorrow account Of the weather
The programme for to-day will DO of tomorrow and
SATURDAYS races will be run Monday. Following are
the entries for tomorrow THE TRIBUNE will give Its
selections In Saturdays Issue:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
TRUCK DRIVER srABs HIS NEPHEW.

Philip Reilly truck dtser, had dispute last evening
his home No AIS East Seventy with his nephew
James Cannon IL cnded BY drawing revolver
and shooting Reilly In the abdo Tho wounded
removed 10 The Presbyterian Hospital where his Weund
pronoun ced dan erou2 M 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
NEW ARK.

The body OF female child about two discovered
in Jock ESSEX Canal the foot OF Canal
Yesterday with heavy stone fastened 10 It's neck lts
suppo have been a OF murder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

land Me- will 90 ports visited IT runored thst
their way down the eastern while others will visit
Canadian pQrfs laat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
HELD rOR SELLING ARSEYIO WAPERS.

Dr. James T. Campbell, manufacturer OF arsenic wafers
arrested by Officer Fcken OF the Sanitary squad on
procured By Dr. Cyrus Edison, charging him with
selling arsenic for improper aud Illegal purposes The
taken breakfast table at No las West
sxoenthst to jefferson Market Police Court aud there
held trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24

sThc Board street Openings met yesterday In the Mayors
Office Several gentlemen
tho widening os En-st Mayor Hewitt said fln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-24
XARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
sanrisss. 42s Sets. 'si Neon 1000 xsoussss
gICH WATER.
LM-Sabdy Mock $40 9sv. lara 10 0S He'll Data 1IN
Hk-sandy Essk GA Gov ispd 1902 Hell ossn. iisS